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An energy efficiency program is a strategic process aimed at optimizing energy consumption by reducing waste without compromising performance. It typically begins with an energy audit to identify areas for improvement, followed by the implementation of technical measures and ongoing monitoring. The ultimate goal is to combine cost savings, environmental sustainability, and compliance with applicable regulations.
An energy audit consists of a systematic analysis of the energy consumption of a specific company or process, with the aim of identifying the areas with the highest energy consumption and potential efficiency improvements—both operational and equipment-related—analyzed from both technical and economic perspectives to reduce the company’s expenses and minimize its environmental impact.
This service is intended for all companies in the industrial and service sectors that seek to improve their energy performance and complies with national legislative requirements (Legislative Decree 102/2014, as amended and supplemented).
Benefits:
- Awareness of energy usage (at company sites and in processes)
- Identification of energy-efficiency measures (aimed at reducing consumption)
- Process optimization
- Reduction of energy-related costs and increased competitiveness
Energy management systems are a structured approach that helps organizations manage their energy use in a rational manner and continuously improve their energy consumption through processes, technological tools (hardware/software), and organizational activities, with the aim of reducing costs, waste, and environmental impact, and increasing efficiency and competitiveness.
This service is intended for all entities seeking certification under the UNI CEI EN ISO 50001 standard or those already certified who require support to maintain and improve their system.
Benefits:
- Optimization of energy consumption and reduction of business costs
- Active monitoring and control of energy flows
- Improvement of ESG ratings and competitive advantage in the market
- Third-party certification of the company’s commitment to reducing its environmental impact
Feasibility studies provide an accurate preliminary analysis to assess the effectiveness of energy efficiency solutions, both technological and managerial.
This process allows for an in-depth examination of the solution to be implemented in all technical, systems-related, economic, and managerial aspects, with the aim of calculating energy requirements and benefits.
This service is designed for those seeking a rigorous and reliable assessment before investing in energy improvements for their assets.
Benefits:
- Reduced investment risk
- Optimized solution sizing
- Technical documentation to support access to credit lines and internal approvals
- Identification of funding opportunities
- Targeted analysis of returns and payback periods
Often, facility management focuses almost exclusively on the day-to-day operation of systems, seeking to minimize disruptions while neglecting aspects related to energy consumption—and thereby increasing energy waste. Having an Energy Manager on staff allows for a dual approach: alongside the operational and maintenance management of systems, there is a focus on energy savings and the prevention of issues that lead to energy inefficiencies.
The Energy Management service supports or assumes the role of Energy Manager, with the goal of monitoring consumption, analyzing trends, proposing solutions to reduce waste, and verifying results through reporting and periodic meetings with the client’s staff.
Benefits:
- Reduction in operating costs
- Practical support for the Energy Manager in performing their duties
- Timely detection of anomalies
- Implementation of corporate strategies and reporting systems preparatory to the implementation of an Energy Management System
The increasingly stringent national and international regulatory framework imposes complex obligations on companies that, if not properly managed, carry the risk of penalties or the loss of incentives. The Energy Compliance Management service ensures comprehensive oversight of all mandatory aspects, including:
- management of annual reports with ENEA
- designation of the Energy Manager (FIRE)
- periodic reporting for self-generation facilities
- definition and monitoring of Green Conditionalities per imprese energivore e gasivore
- operational management of dedicated portals (Audit102, N.E.M.O., GSE)
Benefits:
- Reduced time spent on administrative tasks
- Support and management of regulatory deadlines and required communications
- Continuous updating of various platforms to keep pace with company changes
Sustainability is a strategic driver for the survival and growth of any business. Access to credit and qualified supply chains increasingly depends on a company’s ability to implement measures to reduce its environmental impact.
Embarking on a sustainability journey is not merely a matter of responding to new regulatory or market demands; it also represents an opportunity to improve operational efficiency, reduce risks, optimize costs, and strengthen competitive positioning.
The sustainability report is the tool through which companies provide a clear, transparent, and measurable account of their environmental, social, and governance performance. It is not merely a regulatory requirement, but a genuine strategic tool that enables companies to monitor the impacts generated by their business activities, set improvement goals, and strengthen dialogue with all stakeholders.
This service provides support at every stage of the sustainability report drafting process, ensuring a rigorous, customized, and value-driven methodological approach.
Benefits:
- Compliance with regulations and relevant standards
- Enhanced competitiveness and corporate reputation
- Support in integrating ESG criteria into corporate strategy and processes
- Establishment of medium- to long-term decarbonization goals
The Product Carbon Footprint is the quantification of greenhouse gas emissions generated throughout the entire life cycle of a good or service.
Every item we use has an impact on the environment: from the extraction of raw materials to its production, from transport to end-of-life.
The ISO 14067 standard sets out the principles, requirements and guidelines for quantifying and reporting a product’s carbon footprint (CFP), by calculating emissions throughout its entire life cycle.
With this service, a company can determine exactly what a product’s environmental impact is.
Benefits:
- Increased competitiveness and market positioning
- Preferential treatment in public tenders and access to new markets
- Improved ESG rating
- Identification of inefficiencies throughout the supply chain
- Anticipation of future regulatory requirements
An organisation’s carbon footprint is the quantification of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions generated, directly or indirectly, by a company’s activities.
It is not just a figure, but a snapshot of the company’s climate impact, calculated in accordance with international standards such as ISO 14064-1 or the GHG Protocol.
The service involves quantifying the company’s carbon footprint with the aim of raising the client’s awareness of their environmental impact. It therefore represents the starting point for defining a concrete path towards decarbonisation.
Benefits:
- Meeting the growing requirements of European regulations
- Identifying areas of waste by pinpointing the categories with the greatest impact
- Demonstrating a genuine commitment to sustainability to investors and end customers
Energy efficiency incentives are a key tool for supporting investments aimed at reducing energy consumption, cutting energy costs and improving environmental performance.
Within a constantly evolving regulatory framework, we provide assistance in accessing incentive schemes, drawing on specific technical expertise, a thorough preliminary assessment of the projects and a structured approach to managing the authorisation and documentation process.
The Conto Termico scheme is one of the most effective tools for providing financial support for energy efficiency measures and the production of thermal energy from renewable sources. Thanks to a direct grant provided by the GSE, it enables a significant reduction in the initial investment and accelerates the project’s payback period.
This service, designed to help organisations secure the incentive, is aimed at public authorities, private individuals and organisations in the tertiary sector wishing to carry out energy efficiency improvements.
Benefits:
- A non-repayable grant proportionate to the energy performance achieved
- Reduced investment and improved cash flow
- Rapid disbursement times compared to other incentive schemes
- Enhancement of high-efficiency projects, leading to an increase in the value of the property or plant
The White Certificates scheme is a strategic tool for monetising the energy savings generated by energy efficiency measures, particularly in the industrial sector and in energy-intensive processes. The mechanism provides an incentive proportional to the savings achieved and certified, transforming energy efficiency into a measurable and monetisable asset over time.
Benefits:
- An incentive commensurate with the savings actually achieved, with benefits spanning several years
- Improved profitability of measures taken on production plants and processes
- Objective certification of the energy savings achieved
- Integration with ESG strategies and corporate decarbonisation pathways
The incentive scheme monitoring service ensures the timely identification and ongoing analysis of the main regulatory opportunities available to support investment in energy efficiency and technological innovation.
Training is the driving force behind sustainable change.
Lyven supports businesses with bespoke training programmes, designed both to qualify certified professionals and to develop in-house staff. Based on the premise that energy is a cross-cutting resource, our courses provide practical tools that transform energy management from a technical cost into an opportunity for savings and competitiveness shared across the entire organisation. The aim is to transfer practical knowledge on the intelligent use of resources and efficiency strategies, creating a genuine energy culture that involves every level of the organisation, regardless of the role held.